You forgot that Facebook made it popular to share images of your face publicly. Your ultimate biometric data.
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AI-Powered Hackers: Activism, Agentic Systems, Hybrid Threats
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As for me, I explain this through three axes. 1. Hackers are increasingly using AIs, particularly agentic ones, but not only. 2. There are more and more hackers in human society, particularly hacktivists. 3. The objective is political and certainly hybrid.
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Quantum Computers Threaten Password and Biometric Security Systems
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No need to worry about privacy, the quantum computers of tomorrow will be able to crack all passwords, iris possibilities, thumb prints. Just give it all away to the machines.
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Building AI Foundations Before Scaling: Data Governance and Process
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The big takeaway for me: Before scaling AI, build the foundation. → Start with the business problem, not the model
→ Define the process, policies, and metrics
→ Govern access to certified data products
→ Keep humans in the loop to validate and monitor That is how you get -
UBI and AI: Economic Models for the 2030s
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UBI relies on taxing the robotics and AI and redistribution of that to those who were displaced. We’ll see in the 2030s which way this goes. Whether AI creates new jobs and increases demand or whether a new economic model is needed.
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Privacy Risks: Face ID, Voice and Video Cloning Threats
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— Linus ✦ Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) 28 avril 2026
Community note worries about privacy, Meanwhile people use their profile pictures on social media, when faceID unlocks your phone Voice cloning is possible with 5 seconds of audio. video cloning is possible with 15 seconds of video People are very very late to the party
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Stop sharing facial photos online privacy concerns
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Please stop sharing photos of your face online
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AGI Imminence and the 2032 Regulatory Clause Decision
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If AGI were actually imminent, replacing the clause with a fixed 2032 date would be a strange way to handle it.
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AI Automation Risks: Supply Chain Collapse and Social Impact
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maybe – but it gets rid of the social and collaborative ones plus destroys most of human supply chain (incl medicine and electricity) in the progress not to speak of general human shock when they realize that they accepted the death of their nicest or most naive (or youngest)
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Knowing the Problem: What Now About AI?
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The people asking this question already know the answer. The harder question is what to do about it.